After 34 years of dedicated service to St. Bernard Hospital, Chief Nursing Officer Yolanda Penny (pictured in the middle) is retiring, marking the close of an impactful chapter of leadership, service and commitment to our patients, staff and Englewood community.
Mrs. Penny’s journey at St. Bernard Hospital reflects her longstanding commitment to nursing and compassionate care. Beginning her time at the hospital as a nursing student and unit clerk, she continued to grow as a healthcare leader, serving in roles including Emergency Department Manager and Director of Nursing Services before ultimately becoming Chief Nursing Officer.
Her leadership has touched countless nurses, staff members, patients and families throughout her 34 years of service.
“Mrs. Penny has had a critical presence at St. Bernard through some challenging times,” said Charles Holland, President and CEO of St. Bernard Hospital. “I very much appreciate all she has done in her role as nursing leader.”
Mrs. Penny leaves behind a legacy of strong nursing leadership and a commitment to ensuring the Englewood community has access to the quality care it deserves.
Thank you, Mrs. Penny, for 34 years of leadership, compassion and service to St. Bernard Hospital and the Englewood community. We congratulate you on your retirement and wish you happiness, relaxation and all the best as you begin this well-deserved next chapter!
Click the link to hear more about Mrs. Yolanda Penny’s journey at St. Bernard Hospital.
